I moved from scotland to York a year ago, so had my debt before moving to York. Therefore I'm unsure if declaring myself bankrupt would go by English or scottish law? Do I need to be in a certain amount of debt before I can declare bankruptcy? As my debt is roughly £7000.
For your information it would be England where you petitioned for your bankruptcy as York is your centre of main interest. However, as your debt level is under £15000, there may be another way of getting the debts written off. Can you come back to the forum and tell us whether you own any assets and your income?
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John Blackadder Bankruptcy365
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If you have no assets and no disposable income over £50 per month after your essential bills have been paid then a Debt Relief Order may be the way forward.
I'd also consider a debt management plan as well.
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English or Scottish law for my bankruptcy ?
Posted - 25 May 2011 : 22:32:22
